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Read the blog →A SIEM, or Security Information and Event Management system, collects and correlates log and event data from across an organization's systems to detect threats and support investigations. It centralizes logs, applies detection rules, and raises alerts on suspicious activity. SIEM platforms are also used for compliance reporting and forensic analysis.
A SIEM is the nervous system of a detection program. By correlating events from servers, endpoints, and cloud services in one place, it surfaces patterns no single log would reveal on its own.
A SIEM is only as good as its tuning. Without curated detection rules it drowns analysts in noise, so getting value out of one requires ongoing engineering, not just installation.
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A SIEM appears in compliance work as the answer to logging and monitoring controls: are you collecting the right events, can you search them, and does somebody act when an alert fires.
Buying one does not satisfy the control. Auditors sample alerts and ask what happened next, so the evidence is the triage record rather than the ingest volume.
Not by name. SOC 2 asks that you monitor for security events and respond to them. Smaller organisations often meet that with cloud-native logging and alerting rather than a dedicated SIEM.
Usually a set of alerts from across the observation period, with evidence that each was reviewed and resolved, plus proof that log retention matches your stated policy.